Diamond Stud
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The third generation of Diamond Stud's pedigree is crowned once again by Oldenburg royalty. 
His dam's damsire Rohdiamant is one of the most successful sons of the great Rubinstein I. Lisa Wilcox successfully campaigned Rohdiamant to Grand Prix, and went on to achieve Olympic status with his great son Relevant. Rohdiamont has produced numerous Grand Prix athletes. His is practically a guarantee for success; highly rideable, elastic, and elegant horses are his legacy.
Bred by 1980 Olympic Gold Medalist Elisabeth Max-Theurer, Diamond Stud was imported in utero and born at Highlife Farm in Ocala, Florida. 
Diamond Stud's owner Joan Sims presented him to the GOV as a 4 year old. He was awarded with an unlimited breeding license given his exceptional quality. This noble black stallion presents a striking appearance with his uphill build and all black coat, complete with four white stockings and a star. His movement is powerful, supple and athletic. Equally impressive is his gentlemanly demeanor in the barn and with people.
With a pedigree full of Grand Prix stars, Diamond Stud offers North American breeders a rich heritage of top performers and proven rideability. He is in training at Hassler Dressage and will soon begin his sport career.
Diamond Stud's Heritage
| Donnerhall | ||
| Don Schufro | ||
| Fiesta | ||
| Diamond Hit | ||
| Ramino | ||
| Loretta | ||
| Lassie | ||
| Lavall I | ||
| Lavarino | ||
| D-Erbin | ||
| SPS Jeunesse D'or | ||
| Rohdiamant | ||
| Jonita | ||
| Jonkalla | ||
Highlife's Diamond Stud's offspring
Diamond Stud has produced one foal crop thus far and the results indicate this black beauty will be a reliable producer! Six out of seven foals presented to the GOV were titled premium.
Visit our Gallery of '07 foals by Diamond Stud.
